The charming romantic comedy about an average girl and celebrity actor falling in love and trying to make their relationship work is back for another pitch-perfect season.
MaxHow many times can Starstruck play out a version of the same storyline, with some tweaks here and there? Girl meets boy; or, in some cases, is reunited with boy. Sparks fly. They go home together. Everything is magical. But slowly, and unbeknownst to the happy couple, the relationship starts to fray. They push one another apart. Thankfully, right before the final episode, the pair has an epiphany: They’re meant to be together. With minutes to spare before the season concludes, they race into
Should you ever get back together with an ex? It's a complicated question when you've shared a powerful bond with someone, celebrated birthdays, movie premieres, life wins, life fails, arguments, and now it's over. But you're fine! And then you run into each other after years and.oh dear. It's a question that underscores the third season of New Zealand comedian Rose Matafeo's joyous millennial rom-com series, Starstruck. Created by and starring Matafeo, alongside fellow comedian Alice Snedden, BBC/HBO's Starstruck is three seasons in and well-settled in its incisive examination of life's sweet messiness, the gloriously awkward clusterfuck of falling for someone, the heartbreak of things falling apart, and that all-too-relatable feeling that everyone around you has their shit more together than you ever will. SEE ALSO: 'Starstruck' Season 2 will make you fall even harder for the millennial rom-com Season 1 leaned into the temperamental c